Here is the list of Croatian surnames or family names that begin with the letter P (pronounced /p/). By clicking letters of the alphabet on the right side of the screen, you can access other surnames. You can access more information about each surname by clicking on a particular surname listed on the right side of the screen or by choosing a surname (family name) from the drop down menu:
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Does anyone no where my Croatian surname originated ?
I Don’t see my surname on the list of research, “Pancic”
pronounced PANCIĆ/Pancich
Pamić is missing!!
I am not finding my surname listed. Can you help?
I’m having trouble tracing my grandfather, Paul Martin Pemper, from Ledenice,Croatia. He was very proud to be Croatian. I wish I had asked more questions when I was a kid.
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Greetings,
Looking for help finding any information and/or any contacts regarding name of PAYERLE I understand that a sister and two brothers left southwestern Germany (Baden Wurttemberg) in the 1740s to move to Baranja, Croatia. from Apatin and Osejik. They lived the New York including the Bronx. Some of my father’s siblings were Anna Charles,Stephen. Planning a trip to Croatia in 2016. Thank you!
Prebeg is not on the list.
Nema prezimena Pustak
I AM THE Petranovic guru, I have been researching as many branches as I can fin records for. The Petranovic surname originated in Croatia. IT is not as old as alot of other surnames, but I personally believe it was change and Petra was the original version. The Petranovic people lived in numerous town acrossed Croatia. I have been translating 1859-1890 in the town of Delnice. The Petranovic individuals married Kezele, Plese, Tomac, Majnoric Mance and Cop. If you had family from Delnice during the time period above and have any questions, Just email me or reply here and I will try to help if I can. Rebecca Petranovich
Nema prezimena Poje
The name Pemper from Ledenice does not sound Croation but have been told there are many Pempers.
Pivac
Where is Perkovic?
Hi I’m trying to trace the family name PRPIC/PRPICH all I know that they are from Senj. Can you help me please as to where they was living.
thanks
David
Pijacun’s are from Sucuraj, Hvar.
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I’m looking for Pobar, from Vis, Croatia. The island was previously Lissa. I’m looking for John Pobar b. 1853-1854, who immigrated to the US in 1880. I am aware of a Pobar family from Volosco area that immigrated to Australia, but I don’t believe that is the immediate family I am searching for.
The surname Plasaj is missing. They are mostly from Ozalj, from what I’ve researched.
I think the last name Parkhomchuk should be on the list because I’m Croatian Serbian And Albanian and Parkhomchuk is not on the list of Croatian last names I have 64 percent Croatian and Serbian ethnicity plz list Parkhomchuk as a Croatian Serbian last name thank you I’m Zero percent Russian just 2 percent from Ukraine and Poland that’s nothing Parkhomchuk is also a Croatian Serbian last name
My American surname is Provick, changed from Prohovich.
Nedostaju vam mnoga hrvatska prezimena, poput Puntarec, a nema ni prezimena Šivak ni Pelesk, po kojima su čak nazvana i sela u Zagrebačkoj i Krapinsko-zagorskoj županiji. Provjerite i dodajte.
Prizmić should be on this list. From Korćula
Parazajder is also missing.